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... written be- fore the fact to which they are applied took place , or could by any natural means be foreseen , is , in ... writing declaredly prophetic ; a writing , profeffing to defcribe fuch future tranfactions and changes in the world ...
... written be- fore the fact to which they are applied took place , or could by any natural means be foreseen , is , in ... writing declaredly prophetic ; a writing , profeffing to defcribe fuch future tranfactions and changes in the world ...
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... written before the event , when in truth it was written after it , to have fuppreffed any fuch intimation carefully . But this was not the character of the authors of the gospel . Cunning was no quality of theirs . Of all writers in the ...
... written before the event , when in truth it was written after it , to have fuppreffed any fuch intimation carefully . But this was not the character of the authors of the gospel . Cunning was no quality of theirs . Of all writers in the ...
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... written , the apparent tendency of Chrift's miffion was to diminish the au- thority of the Mofaic code , and it was fo confidered by the Jews themselves . It is very improbable , therefore , that , without the constraint of truth ...
... written , the apparent tendency of Chrift's miffion was to diminish the au- thority of the Mofaic code , and it was fo confidered by the Jews themselves . It is very improbable , therefore , that , without the constraint of truth ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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